Preschool for Infants, Toddlers, and Pre-K in Berwyn, Pennsylvania

Welcome to the Green Room!

This year in the Green Room, we have so much fun exploring the world around us…from letters, numbers, rainbows and volcanoes. Come check it out!

Teacher: Sue Gardner

Contact: susangardner444@gmail.com

Assistant: Monica Rexroat

 

Pictures: Please contact Miss Sue for an invite to Class Dojo

Activities for the letter “I”

Link to I book suggestions  https://www.themeasuredmom.com/books-for-letter-i/

Letter I writing practice  https://www.kindergartenworksheets.net/kindergarten-worksheets-pdf/alphabet/alphabet-coloring-letter-i.pdf

Letter I coloring page. https://www.education.com/download/worksheet/74020/coloring-learn-letter-i.pdf

Inchworm Math Activity. https://rainydaymum.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/inch-by-inch-measuring-printable.pdf

Puffy Paint Ice Cream Craft. https://www.woojr.com/ice-cream-craft-for-kids-with-puffy-paint/

Additional I practice. https://www.funwithmama.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/letter-i-worksheets-for-preschool.pdf

 

Week of 4.6.20

It’s Spring Break!  I hope these activities can provide some sort of new fun for you and your child this week.  
The above link will bring you to Scholastic’s Learn at Home webpage.  They are offering Pre-K/K- Grades 6-9 activities to keep kids reading.  I included all the grade level in case this was something you wanted to use with your other children.  My Kindergartener has been really enjoying the PreK/K reading lessons.  There are four to five activities included with each story line and one for each day of the week.  
2- Be a Springtime engineer!  Using play-doh and plastic eggs that you may have around your house have the children build three dimensional structures.  Be sure to send me pictures!
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3- Outdoor Color Scavenger Hunt–  Maybe you are going on your 500th walk around the neighborhood one day this week.  To switch things up, take this Color Hunt printable page and have the children locate items of each color.  
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4. Spring Break Bingo!– Attached to this email is a bingo board.  Have fun with it! But if this board doesn’t work, create your own and challenge the children to be the first to get bingo!
5- Driveway Flash Cards–  A friend of mine shared with me how she makes flash cards fun while practicing addition facts with her son….on her driveway.  I was skeptical at first, but then I realized it was brilliant. She was outside, practicing addition facts AND her son was running around.  This is how it works(I’ve adopted it for ABC practice)….
1- print and cut out uppercase letter flashcards  here
2- write lowercase letters on driveway with sidewalk chalk
3- show uppercase letters to your child and have them run to matching lowercase letter
Voilà! You are outside, your children are running around AND they are practicing their alphabet knowledge!
I hope these few activities help this week.  Please enjoy the time with your family first and foremost.  When we “return” after spring break we will continue with the final two letters of the alphabet.  Don’t forget, if you can remember, keep a smooth glass jar and toilet paper/paper towel tubes for some of the activities I have planned.  
Additionally, I will be taking this week to complete conference sheets for each child.  I plan on sending them to you upon our arrival “back” to school the week after spring break.  If after you receive it you would like to set up a phone conference please let me know.  I will be happy to further discuss your child’s progress.  I think that is all for now.  Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.  Please stay safe, stay home and continue to wash your hands so we can get back to life as normal as quickly as possible.